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Sum 41 released a live video for the cover of Rage Against The Machine.
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TOOL Members Share An Update On New Music.
Tool has often assured fans that, unlike 2019’s “Fear Inoculum,” it won’t take another 13 years for a new album to be released. And if we can take bassist Justin Chancellor and drummer Danny Carey at their word, it might be more like… five years.
The duo recently confirmed in an interview that they hope to start recording as soon as they finish their tour this year. The rockers say the band has already begun the process of “jamming and gathering ideas.” But… don’t expect a new album to look like their last stuff.
“It’ll be different this time,” admitted the bassist. “Everyone’s life is different, and everyone’s expectations are different.” Carey called their album-making a “painstaking process” since all four bandmates have to agree on each song. Also, a new offering might be an EP (like 1992’s “Opiate”) as opposed to a full album. Stay tuned, Tool fans.
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Mike Portnoy Admits He Almost Rocked Out With Nickelback:
Mike Portnoy, who recently returned to Dream Theater, has long been one of rock’s busiest drummers. But fans may not know that the iconic rocker once almost jammed with one of rock’s most divisive bands. “I got a call from Nickelback in the spring of ’22,” Portnoy admitted. “Their drummer (Daniel Adair) was, I guess, having surgery, and they asked me to play a show with them.” He admitted it would have been “a fun gig,” but the festival they were meant to play was eventually canceled. He also confessed he wasn’t familiar with the Canadian band, saying, “I don’t listen to the radio, so I don’t know any Nickelback songs.”
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The coroner says Sinead O'Connor died of natural causes.
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Here are 50 rock stars who are turning 60 this year.
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Check out the trailer for "The Greatest Night in Pop," a documentary about the making of "We Are the World."
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Rod Stewart turns 79 today.
Rod has a new album coming out on February 23rd.
BONNAROO Announces Headliners, Featured Acts for 2024 Edition.
Another year, another Bonnaroo. Manchester, Tennessee's epic music festival is confirmed to rock out June 13th-16th… and their line-up will satisfy fans across multiple genres. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone, Fred Again… and Pretty Lights have been announced as this year’s headliners.
Joining in on the action are Megan Thee Stallion, Cage The Elephant Man, Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit, Carly Rae Jepsen, The Mars Volta, Interpol, GWAR...and Dashboard Confessional is set for “an emo super jam.” Jean Batiste, Diplo, and T-Pain have also confirmed their appearances alongside many others.
Tickets and multi-day passes (as well as VIP passes) are available as of tomorrow (Thursday, January 11th). For a peek at Bonnaroo’s full-lineup announcement, please take a look at their full release below.
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